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DANELEC’s “Impact Days” – Driving maritime sustainability through digitalisation


With IMO’s agreement to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the need for industry-wide collaboration is more important than ever. While IMO’s revised strategy provides us with a noble objective, it leaves the route to net-zero open for interpretation. So, the question is, how will we, as an industry, translate this new strategy into concrete action?
Kostas Seretis. Business Development Manager, Danelec
Kostas Seretis. Business Development Manager, Danelec

At Danelec, they realise that they possess a part of the solution through their ability to collect and provide validated, high-frequency, quality data and a platform to inform stakeholders from ship to shore. However, they also acknowledge that, isolated, their solutions will only take the industry so far on the route to net-zero.

Casper Jensen, CEO – Danelec Marine A/S

To push the agenda, Danelec invited the industry to join the conversation during Danelec’s “Impact Days” under the headline, Driving Maritime Sustainability Through Digitalisation at the Yacht Club of Greece in Piraeus. With end-users and their needs as the focal point, the agenda revolved around how digitalization can facilitate tangible change – from technical management in the engine room to operations at the bridge and fleet management on shore.

Halldor Rongve, Managing Director – Danelec Norway
Christian Kock, CCO – Danelec
Christian Treu, SVP – DanelecConnect & IoT Business

With key notes from the senior management team, Danelec provided the big picture of the industry, and the sustainable impact of digitizing the vessel and bring data to the cloud. Following this, a powerful panel took the stage to bring perspectives from the ship owners, the analytics companies, and the OEMs. Moderated by Adonis Violaris, Managing Director of Cyprus Shipping News, the panel explored how the industry can deliver on the bold objective to reach net-zero by 2050 and how cross-functional collaboration might hold part of the answer.

In the panel:
Nikolaos Tsoulakos, Innovation & Technology Manager, Laskaridis Shipping Co Ltd
Christos Nikolaou,
Sales Director, StormGeo
Claus Vogel, Managing Director, Danfoss IXA
Christian Treu, SVP, Danelec Connect 

Moderator: Adonis Violaris, Managing Director - Cyprus Shipping NewsFrom left to Right In the panel: 
Nikolaos Tsoulakos, Innovation & Technology Manager, Laskaridis Shipping Co Ltd
Christos Nikolaou, Sales Director, StormGeo
Claus Vogel, Managing Director, Danfoss IXA
Christian Treu, SVP, Danelec Connect 
 Moderator: Adonis Violaris, Managing Director – Cyprus Shipping News From left to Right In the panel: Nikolaos Tsoulakos, Innovation & Technology Manager, Laskaridis Shipping Co Ltd Christos Nikolaou, Sales Director, StormGeo Claus Vogel, Managing Director, Danfoss IXA Christian Treu, SVP, Danelec Connect 

The Agenda

16.00-16.10 | Welcome & Introduction to Impact Days
Asbjørn Severin, VP Marketing & Communications

16.10-16.40 | Driving Value from Maritime Data
Casper Jensen, CEO, Danelec 

16.40-17.10 | Future-Proof Your Vessels with Ship Performance
Halldor Rongve, Managing Director, Danelec Norway 

17.10-17.40 | Commercial Roadmap: New Services Enabled by VDR
Christian Kock, CCO, Danelec 

17.40-18.00  | Break 

18.00-18.30 | New Waves of Digitalization in the Maritime Sector
Christian Treu, SVP, DanelecConnect & IoT Business 

18.30-19.00 | Fireside Chat: Reaching Net-zero Through Partnerships and Quality Data
With the updated IMO strategy as our point of departure, we want to spark a conversation between key leaders of the maritime ecosystem. Together, we look to explore how the industry can deliver on the bold objective to reach net-zero by 2050 and how cross-functional collaboration might hold part of the answer.

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